Ramsey Nouah has expressed his support for Lilwin’s potential presidential run in Ghana, citing his strong financial backing and immense popularity as key factors that could propel him to the top of the political ladder.
The seasoned Nigerian actor, who was thoroughly impressed by Lilwin’s accomplishments upon conducting a brief Google search on the Kumawood sensation, found it challenging to articulate his admiration for him.
He was taken aback by the actor’s multifaceted contributions to the nation and humorously suggested that Lilwin’s next endeavor should be a bid for the presidency of Ghana.
Ramsey shared his sentiments during a visit to Fadda Dickson’s residence, where Lilwin hosted him alongside other Nollywood luminaries such as Victor Osuagwu for a film project centred around a fictional country named Ghana.
Meanwhile, movie director Sammy Rasta has expressed his disapproval of Lilwin’s recent verbal attack on Martha Ankomah.
He firmly defended Martha’s choice to distance herself from Kumawood, citing the alleged subpar quality of their storylines and movie plots. Sammy Rasta strongly condemned Lilwin’s disrespectful remarks and stressed the importance of showing respect towards others, particularly someone as accomplished as Martha Ankomah.
Notably, Sammy highlighted that Martha had been actively involved in acting, including in Kumawood, long before Lilwin even embarked on his acting career.
He firmly believes that criticizing Martha is unwarranted and further points out that she is successfully earning a living as an ambassador for GTP, effectively countering Lilwin’s criticism of her ambassadorial position.
“Martha has not done anything wrong, it’s her choice. Kwadwo Nkansah, Martha Ankomah is your senior in the industry. When I started shooting movies in Kumasi with Martha Ankomah, LilWin was nobody by then. So you cannot call her all kinds of names.
“When did you become a star? Do you know the amount of money GTP pays her? He should apologize to Martha Ankomah and all actresses,” Sammy said on Power FM.